168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Disney Lorcana has a lot riding on its second set, Rise of the Floodborn. The First Chapter was a massive success, with it selling out in most available regions lightning-fast, and we’ve even seen a viable competitive meta e🐷merge full of different decks (and Amethyst/Ruby Control…) pop 🌟up.
Now, Rise of the Floodborn🐼 has to carry that successful opening on, and build on the foundations of The First Chapter without creeping the power up too much, all while having its own unique identity. Ravensburger has given us one of the new set’s legendary cards to show off: meet Sisu, Divine Water Dragon.
Every Card In Disney Lorcana's Rise Of The Floodborn
Take a look at every card in Disney�ꦅ� Lorcana's second set, Rise of the Floodborn.
Sisu is the titular last dragon of the incredibly underra🐷ted Raya and the Last Dragon. Kind, forgiving, and a little self-depreciative, she was the ancient saviour of Kumandra, before working with Raya to defeat evil and bring her fellow dragons back again.
Divine Water Dragon is a Storyborn Hero Deity Dragon that costs four ink. You can’t put Sisu into your inkwell, but in exchange you get an utter powerhouse of a card, with heﷺfty 2/4 stats, and the ability to quest for two lore.
The real power of Sisu, though, comes in her I 𒁃Trust You ability. Whenever she ♏quests, you can filter the top two cards of your library, putting up to one into your hand and the rest on the bottom of your deck. Generally, a card that gives you rewards for doing what you were going to do anyway is good, and Sisu is exactly that. You were going to put her two lore value to work, so why not get some extra cards out of it too?
A recurring theme of Rise of the Floodborn has been improving the card draw ability of inks that didn’t get much of it in the first set, like Emerald and, in this case, Sapphire. Sisu’s ability goes a bit further, though, because it allows you𝓰 to choose which card you take, instead of throwing yourself completely at the mercy o🤪f a random draw.
Unlike The First Chapter’s Develop Your Brain, you could even choose to take neither card and put them both at the ꧂bottom if you’re not ready to play them yet.
It’s tricky to see whether or not Sisu, Divine Water Dragon is going to rise to the top of the meta, but it feels like she has a great chance. With a rea💯sonable cost for the stats and an ability that provides Sapphire with a real boos꧟t, she might not topple the reign of Elsa, Spirit of Winter, but she’ll be a must-have in practically any Sapphire deck.
We’ve known Sisu was going to be a part of Rise of the Floodborn since the set was announced, as she’s the focal point of😼 the set’s tie-in deck boxes. Interestingly, the art there is different to the one on Divine Water Dragon, suggesting this might not be the only Sisu we get out of the set. Perhaps we’ll see a Dreamborn or even a Floodborn Sisu closer to launch?
Disney Lorcana’s Rise 🍎of the Fl⭕oodborn set launches on November 17.